England Cricket Team Jersey Numbers (1-100)

PLAYER NAME	JERSEY NO.
Nick Knight	1
Andrew Caddick, Marcus Trescothick, Joe Denly	2
Owais Shah, Nasser Hussain, Nick Compton	3
Jonathan Trott, Stephen Parry, Robert Key, Mark Davies	4
Paul Collingwood, Keaton Jennings	5
Jonathan Lewis, Stephen Moore	6
Ian Bell, Graeme Hick, James Foster, Chris Read	7
Stuart Broad, Darren Gough, Ashley Giles	8
James Anderson, Graham Onions	9
Luke Wright, Rehan Ahmed, Anthony McGrath, Alex Hales, Stephen Harmison, Geraint Jones	10
Andrew Flintoff, Tom Smith	11
Alex Loudon, James Troughton	12
Ajmal Shahzad	13
Andrew Strauss, James Vince	14
Glen Chapple, David Willey, Michael Carberry	15
Eoin Morgan, James Kirtley	16
Liam Plunkett, Jeremy Snape, Ben Duckett	17
Moeen Ali, Ryan Sidebottom	18
Chris Woakes, Sajid Mahmood	19
Jason Roy, Tim Bresnan, Rikki Clarke	20
Ben Hollioake	21
Jofra Archer, Craig Kieswetter, Matthew Hoggard	22
Matt Prior, Ravi Bopara	23
Kevin Pietersen, Paul Grayson, Ed Joyce	24
Steven Finn, Ravi Bopara, Saqib Mahmood, Dimitri Mascarenhas, James Hildreth	25
Alastair Cook, Chris Silverwood, Olly Stone	26
Rory Burns	27
Chris Schofield, Matt Parkinson	28
Samit Patel	29
NA	30
Richard Dawson	31
Ollie Pope	32
Chris Tremlett, Mike Powell, Kabir Ali, Mark Wood	33
Jamie Dalrymple, Chris Jordan	34
Matty Potts, Richard Gleeson	35
NA	36
Scott Borthwick, Ian Blackwell	37
Vikram Solanki	38
Kyle Hogg, Jamie Luke Smith	39
Michael Yardy	40
Gareth Batty	41
NA	42
Steve Davies	43
Ben Scott	44
Michael Lumb, Alex Tudor	45
Jade Dernbach, Monty Panesar	46
Paul Nixon	47
Graham Napier, Sam Hain	48
NA	49
Simon Jones	50
Jonny Bairstow, Alex Gidman	51
Phil Mustard, George Louis, Sheridan Scrimshaw	52
James Tredwell	53
NA	54
Ben Stokes	55
Alec Stewart	56
Alan Richardson	57
Robbie Joseph, Sam Curran	58
NA	59
Stuart Meaker	60
Richard Johnson, Phil Salt	61
Will Jefferson	62
Jos Buttler	63
NA	64
NA	65
Joe Root, Graeme Swann	66
Jason Roy	67
Boyd Rankin	68
NA	69
NA	70
NA	71
Tymal Mills	72
NA	73
NA	74
NA	75
NA	76
Mark Ramprakash, Luke Wood	77
NA	78
NA	79
NA	80
NA	81
NA	82
Liam Dawson	83
NA	84
Will Jacks	85
NA	86
NA	87
NA	88
NA	89
NA	90
NA	91
Brydon Carse	92
NA	93
NA	94
Adil Rashid	95
NA	96
Haseeb Hameed	97
NA	98
Michael Vaughan	99
NA	100

Retired Players with Jersey Numbers

While England cricket does not formally retire jersey numbers, several prominent players have retired from international cricket, leaving their numbers available for future generations.

Here are some notable retired players and their associated jersey numbers (where specified):

• James Anderson (Jersey #9 ODI, #9 Test): Retired from international Test cricket in 2024. He is England's all-time leading wicket-taker in Tests (704 wickets) and ODIs (269 wickets) and holds the record for most Test caps for England (188).
• Stuart Broad (Jersey #8 Test): Retired from international cricket in 2023. He is England's second-highest Test wicket-taker (604 wickets) and has the second most Test caps for England (167).
• Alastair Cook (Jersey #26 Test): Retired from international cricket in 2018. He is England's second-highest Test run-scorer (12,472 runs) and holds the record for most consecutive Test matches played (159).
• Eoin Morgan (Jersey #16 ODI): Retired from international cricket in 2022. He is England's most-capped player in ODIs (225 matches) and famously led England to their 2019 World Cup victory. He is also England's most successful T20I captain by win percentage (for a minimum of 10 games) and holds the world record for most T20I victories as captain (42).
• Moeen Ali (Jersey #18 ODI, #18 T20I): Retired from international cricket after appearing in T20Is.
• Andrew Flintoff (Jersey #11 ODI): Retired from Test cricket after the 2009 Ashes. He is among the players who achieved 1000 runs and 100 wickets in ODIs.
• Kevin Pietersen (Jersey #24 ODI): Indefinitely dropped from the England team in 2014.
• Paul Collingwood (Jersey #5 ODI): The leading catcher for England in ODIs by a non-wicket-keeper (108 catches).
• Marcus Trescothick (Jersey #23 ODI): Also served as an interim Head Coach and batting coach for England.
• Matt Prior (Jersey #23 ODI): England's second most successful wicket-keeper in Tests.

Frequently Asked Questions about the England Cricket Team

Q. When did the England Cricket Team start using jersey numbers? A. England's cricket team adopted jersey numbers in 1999 during the ICC Cricket World Cup. Q. Does the England Cricket Team retire jersey numbers? A. No, England cricket does not formally retire jersey numbers. This means younger players may wear the same numbers as past legends. Q. Why do England cricketers choose specific jersey numbers? A. Cricketers often choose a number for personal or sentimental reasons. For example, Joe Root wears 66 as a nod to "Route 66," Jason Roy wears 20 as a tribute to Gary Kirsten, and Jonny Bairstow wears 51 to honor his father. Q. What are some notable jersey numbers and the players who wore them for England? A. Notable examples include Joe Root (66), Ben Stokes (55), Jason Roy (20), Jonny Bairstow (51), Stuart Broad (8), Jofra Archer (22), James Anderson (9), Sir Ian Botham (12), Andrew Flintoff (11), and Kevin Pietersen (24). Q. What is England's main achievement in One Day International (ODI) cricket? A. England secured their maiden ICC Men's ODI World Cup title in 2019. Q. How many ICC Men's T20 World Cups has England won? A. England has won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup twice, in 2010 and 2022. Q. . How many ICC Women's ODI World Cups has the England Women's National Team won? A. The England Women's National Team has won the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 4 times, with their latest victory in 2017. Q. How many Ashes series has England won against Australia? A. England has won The Ashes urn on 32 occasions. Q. What are England's current ICC rankings across formats (as of June 2025)? A. As of June 2025, England is ranked second in Tests, eighth in ODIs, and third in T20Is by the ICC. Q. What is England's highest team total in ODIs? A. England's highest team total in ODIs is 498/4 (50 overs) against the Netherlands in June 2022. Q. Who holds the record for the most career runs for England in ODIs? A. Joe Root holds the record for the most career runs for England in ODIs with 7,126 runs. Q. Who has scored the highest individual score for England in an ODI? A. Ben Stokes holds this record with 182 runs against New Zealand in September 2023. Q. Who is England's all-time leading wicket-taker in ODIs? A. James Anderson is England's all-time leading wicket-taker in ODIs with 269 wickets. Q. What is England's highest team total in Tests? A. England's highest team total in Tests is 903–7 dec. against Australia at The Oval in 1938. Q. Who holds the record for the most career runs for England in Tests? A. Joe Root holds the record for the most career runs for England in Tests with 13,006 runs. Q. Who has scored the highest individual score for England in a Test match? A. Len Hutton holds this record with 364 runs against Australia in 1938.